The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-16
A MIG
GON

P. K. Willis has removed to rooms
over his store.
Hon. 7. T. Kingston arrived Tues
day from Necedah, Wis.
Geo. Rose and Pete Olmstead are
in from their Missouri river farms
Mrs. Frank Porter has moved into
the house formerly occupied by P. K.
Willis.
Geo. H. Getman arrived Monday
morning from Owosso, Mich, to at
tend to business matters
Geo. Dancer is buying wheat at
Bassett & Huntington,s elevator du"
ing Mr. wilkins absence.
Demoss Marcott is 10Y in Wiscon-
sin. His stay in Washington territory
was brief but full of experience
Geo. Wilkins departed for James
Vile, Wisconsin, last week. on receipt
of a letter stating that his mother was
dangerously Ill.
Next Christmas eve the people OF
South Warner will treat the children
to a Christmas tree at the Wright
schoolhouse. All are invited to attend.
If YOU want to help your town, you
should trade with your home mer-
chants, patronize home industries, and
never lose an opportunity o fspeaking
a good word for it, and help to sustain
its good name. That is our honest
opinion of the matter. BY helping
another we help ourselves.
Best Wisco usin buckRheat AoHr al
2. K. Willis
A new ruling of the pqstffice de-
partment provides that p~ostal-cards
that are uncalled for will be returned
to the writer at the end of thirty days;
also that advertised letters will be
held but two weeks instead of four as
heretofore, before being sent to the
dead letter Office at Washington.
Ionia, Mich, Standard: Hampton
Il. Kidd arrived in Ionia on Monday
evening, from Dakota, after an abb
sence of more than FIVE years.
"Hamp" IS looking blooming, and is
enjoying his first visit home during
his long absence. He is kept busy
shaking hands with his many friends.
Try the new brands of tobacco at
PIX. Willis
# Brown DBfossI OF a65faS6nJ late
Ralph i. Brown and Thomas &
Brown, who have SO long done bust
ness Immediately east Of the Y. S.
land Office, have now removed to
rooms over Hagerty & Marple's bank.
They are ready, as in times past, to
attend to legal business, to loan mon
ey on first or second mortgage and to
practice before the u. S. land Office.
Give them a call at their new quarters.
Corn meal and Graham -four at p.
X. Willis
The man who puts a ten dollar adj
verti sement in his paper, aattering
himself that he is a liberal advertiser
will be surprised to learn that q yearly
advertisement Of one columnin length
in. the Chicago Tribune costs the adj
vertiser $4,000. The New York
wv ord receives for the lowest priced
column $s6.sso. and for Its highest
$s48,ooo. The New York Tribunefo
its lowest $zg,6I and for its highest
SIS ,6s4, and these papers It Is stated
are never at a loss fof advertisement:
to fill their columns.
About half the women in the city
have GOT onto a scheme which ena,
bles them to do their washing with
scarcely any work at all, and we pro.
pose to give the snap away to Til.
other half. The modus operandi i
Is follows: Cut up 4 barbf soap d
YOU have an ordinary size washing
put in a dish and set on the stove
wnen melted pour III four teaspoon
fulsofkerosenc put clothes in this anS
let them soak over night. In thI
morning you will find that the clothes
with very few exceptions, willnot necs
any Rubbing At ali, simply boil, rims
anE hang out. When your washlnI
Ii done, your back IS not broken. you
knuclcs not raw and your clolhe
look juss d. well IS though yoA hal
rubbed them all day Just try thi
enee and you viii rise up and bles